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# \[Video] How to invite a guest user to a local partner

This video shows how to invite a guest user to an existing local partner.

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## Key concepts

* **Host Admins** and **Guest Admins** of an existing [local partner](https://help.cerby.com/getting-started/concepts/user-management/partners#h-7e4add33a2) can start inviting guest users to a workspace for collaboration purposes.
* After sending the invite via email, guest users must open the invite and set up their account to join the Cerby workspace. For instructions, see the video [How to join a local partner as a guest user](/tips-and-troubleshooting/video-gallery/partners/video-how-to-join-a-local-partner-as-a-guest-user.md).
* A **Host Admin** can share accounts and secrets with a local partner and assign the **Collaborator** or **Manager** role to the **Guest Admin**. With the **Manager** role, **Guest Admins** can share access to the items with other guest users. For instructions on sharing items with guest users, see the video [How to share an account via a local partner](/tips-and-troubleshooting/video-gallery/partners/video-how-to-share-an-account-via-a-local-partner.md).
* After joining a workspace, the access of all guest users is managed by **Guest Admins**. For more information, read the article [Manage a local partner’s guest members](https://help.cerby.com/cerby-web-app/partners/local-partners/view-the-details-of-a-local-partner-s-guest-member).

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